[gstreamer-bugs] [Bug 353808] import gst throws an exception when imported after gtk

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 GStreamer | gst-python | Ver: HEAD CVS





------- Comment #3 from chris procter  2006-09-05 16:51 UTC -------
I've done enough tech support to know its a very sensible question :)
I have gone back and run the following:
~/bin/gst-head
cd /sources/gstreamer/head/gst-python
autogen.sh
make
python test.py

and I get the same error message, so yes I have compiled it, and yes I'm
running uninstalled, but when I mv gst-python to gst-python-broken (so it uses
the installed package again) it works as expected so it is picking up the
directory.
Also if you import gst before gtk then it works so I suspect gst is compiled
correctly.

ls gst-python/gst/_gst* shows:
_gst.la
_gst_la-gst-argtypes.lo
_gst_la-gst.lo
_gst_la-gstmodule.lo
_gst_la-pygstexception.lo
_gst_la-pygstiterator.lo
_gst_la-pygstminiobject.lo
_gst_la-pygstvalue.lo

I'm using Edgy on ppc with python-gtk2 version 2.10.1-0ubuntu1 (it also occured
with 2.9.6-0ubuntu2 before I dist-upgrade'd)

If you import gst first then gtk if works, if you import gtk then gst the error
descibed occurs

I also have Dapper on the same machine with python-gtk2 version 2.8.6-0ubuntu1
and that works correctly so its my fault for using Edgy :)


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